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intel-mkl-tool: Compilation problem with anyhow 1.0.49 #68
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Issue is the |
Temporary CI fix (until rust-math/intel-mkl-src#68 resolves)
Remove wildcard `use` statements from `intel-mkl-tool`, because it causes problems like rust-math#68
I've opened #70 to fix it, but we need @termoshtt or another maintainer to merge it |
Temporary CI fix (until rust-math/intel-mkl-src#68 resolves)
same happens for me using ndarray = "0.15"
ndarray-linalg = { version = "0.13", features = ["intel-mkl-system"] } @hombit maybe creating a new fork and continue the developing there if the original author is not handing over this repo or assign new maintainer. |
@JHenneberg I wrote an email to @termoshtt asking to add new contributors to this repo (or to the org). Let's wait for a few days |
I tried as well December 16, no reply. Therefor I propose volunteers to fork the repository. My enthusiasm to do so myself is 4/10, so I'll give it a few days and fork it myself if someone else doesn't. |
any answer on your site? |
@JHenneberg no answer |
Following the release of anyhow 1.0.49, I get the following compilation error:
It seems like the new
Ok()
function introduced in anyhow breaks the code. see anyhow 1.0.49 release. Pinning anyhow to 1.0.48 solves the problem.@dtolnay, to also bring this to your attention.
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